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Job summary
A leading company in the banking sector is seeking a Business Analyst to drive innovations and develop new systems. The ideal candidate will have a strong understanding of banking functionalities, excellent analytical and communication skills, and the ability to coordinate teams effectively. This role offers opportunities for growth and involvement in critical projects.
Qualifications
Knowledge of banking domain functionalities.
Willing to learn and pilot innovations independently.
Experience in any banking product is an advantage.
Responsibilities
Work closely with BA Lead on developing new systems.
Elicit, analyze, specify, and verify business requirements.
Organize and supervise a team of junior business analysts.
Skills
Analytical abilities
Communication skills
Problem-solving skills
Job description
Must-Have
Knowledge of banking domain functionalities
Willing to learn and pilot innovations independently with minimal hand-holding
Good analytical abilities
Good communication skills
Added advantage: Prior experience in any banking product
Role Descriptions / Expectations from the Role
Knowledge of at least one core domain (Loans, Banking, Payments)
Work closely with BA Lead on developing new systems to offer new products and services
Elicit, analyze, specify, and verify business requirements
Create documents with high-level requirements
Assist technical teams in developing use cases and database design; coordinate during testing phases, including UAT, representing end-users
Organize and supervise a team of junior business analysts
Invest in automation and technologies to track requirements effectively
Demonstrate good problem-solving and analytical skills
Identify critical risks, classify their criticality, and work towards mitigation plans
Coordinate onsite and offshore teams to track deliveries
Monitor gaps and escalate issues to stakeholders appropriately
Added Advantage
Proficiency in programming skills; prior exposure to customer-facing roles or prospect interactions is a must